Leaked videos highlight seamless app transitions, Galaxy AI integration, and even Samsung DeX on Samsung’s most ambitious foldable yet.
Galaxy TriFold: Samsung’s Next Big Foldable
Leaked videos of Samsung’s rumored Galaxy TriFold have surfaced online, thanks to tipsters @TechHighest and @evowizz. While Samsung hasn’t confirmed anything officially, these short clips offer an exciting look at what could be its most advanced foldable phone yet.
A Bigger, Smarter Screen
The TriFold design unfolds into a display that’s closer to a small tablet than a phone. Samsung has optimized One UI to take full advantage of this larger screen:
- Continue apps on main screen: Move an app from the outer cover display to the inner display without restarting it.
- Responsive UI: Apps and home screens adjust smoothly when the TriFold is held in portrait mode, something older foldables often struggled with.
Multitasking With Galaxy AI
One standout clip shows the Samsung Internet browser running alongside Galaxy AI in split view. The AI panel stays compact, so the website remains clearly visible — demonstrating how the device handles true multitasking.
Productivity Features
- Samsung DeX: The TriFold supports DeX, transforming it into a mini workstation for desktop-style use.
- Floating call window: Phone calls appear as a movable floating window, letting users stay productive while talking.
- Camera upgrades: A 100x zoom option is visible in the camera app — a first for Samsung foldables.
What’s Next?
The Galaxy TriFold doesn’t yet have a release date, but rumors suggest a launch could happen later this year. Availability outside Asia, particularly in the US market, remains uncertain.
If these leaks are accurate, the TriFold could mark Samsung’s biggest leap in foldable innovation since the original Galaxy Fold, blending portability, multitasking, and productivity in one device.
